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Newspaper Page Textilic (Ore p ftatcu. TKLEIiBirillV NEWS DATKS TO JT Xfe 2Slh Nkw Yoiik, Jiiiib 2S. A I''nrtris Monroe litter iif (he S4tli, any tho news from l'ulimir's t'Xiccliliim into North Curn'ina tn uVstrny tlu, Wiltiiinjftuii rnml r-(mrtit uninvited fur mean of tlit ciiiiiinHiiil. which destroyed lliu roiul inn . rclii'l supplies, ciiptnre.il it liiri) iiuinlii'riif pris oners ana Inflicted much other dnniagp, Tlit eonnlry Ik stripped nf lliu while mule inhabit nut. The Herald't oorri-nporidciit . writing from City l'ciint suya; An aitult win Hindu the night Iwfure mi tho 5th aim Oth corps, which wits ro- pulsed with a grent rebel loss. Th Triliunr't puciul says: Ditna' Assistant Secretary of War, reports Leu's (Won innro than nnu third as strong as Grant's. Our loss .; In the mnvomonu on the Weldon mad coinpnr , , atively unimpnrtnnt. Grant in confident ul oonoiurive puiioeHHcn. yv e iihvu oi.uuu prison cM yet in nur hand. A special of the Timet writing from hrnil- quarters, dated tho 21th, aaye th movement " ' nf the rebels lately are very mysterious; there ' appears to ho a general movement to uur left, l'ortinna of the 5th and 6th corpa moved tn counteract any sudden demonstration. . The fith onrpa wna skirmishing an the Weldiin Kuit J rnnd tn day. Tho road has not lit-on used by the reheU lor several day. The Pettroburir riancrs to-dav. sny the Dan vllle road wa cut liv Hunter yesterday, and peaks nf Hunter ae neine at Sulem. -' ' 1 The Herald't special at City Point, fays the " attack on Sheridan's cavalry day before yester " day, while marching from the White House tn James river, waa a uctoruiineu ana woouy ar . fair. Tho rebel made what waa considered ample arrangements to capture hia guna, traina ' and moat of his coniuxinU. I he detail ol the afl'uir lnu not transpired. It ia known, how over, the enemy fell upon tho lirlgadea compos ine the rear guard, with great fury. At first "'they threw them into confusion! many rallied nml l,M flta ntinrnif In r,hi.oIf HMlII tho hnlunna eould lie brought to I heir .support when a gen eral battle ensued between our mounted and dismounted cavalry and tho enemy's cavalry, infantry and . artillery. Gen. Sheridan acted no the defensive and repelled several moot desperate asaaulta, which could possibly be 'inde. Hia light artillery brought into play .admirably checked the rebels. At short range. i crape, camiister and musketry, proved very ef fective in ending the aonlliet. He succeeded ia beating lliem though greatly anperior in linmlwrs, and resumed Ilia march to Jiiinet riv . er without tho losa of a gun or wagon. Our killed wounded and missing may reach 500, among whom nre five Colonels. Foutrf.ss Monroe, June 28. Slicridan'a cavalry auoeecded in oroasing tlie Jamea river during 'yesterday afternoon, The light wagon train nlono vfaa aix milea long. Our cavalry numbered some aix thousniid. Nkw Yohk, June SJ8. The Tribune't ape , elal at the headquarters of the Amy of the Po touiiio, tho 26th. P. M.. anva the enemy ia in trnng force in front, exhibiting a determina ' tion to reaiet every attempt of our men to ad ' Vance tn the possession of the Petersburg Rail r road1, which ia of auch vital importance tn them that only the utmost akill and bravery will en able na to wrest it from them. 1,1 The World' t special anys, wo have not the poaaeasion of the VVeldou ltuilroad yet. ; The Herald't Bermuda Hundred corres i pondeut of the 25tlt, says the situation of the ' enemy to-day in relation tn General Foster at Jones' neck, ia somewhat menacing. A ro cunnnisennco reaulted in some picket firing. Tho gunboat Hunchback has just opened on . the enemy who were discovered throwing up earlhwnrke near Four Mile Creek. After sev eral rounds the enemy left their works. -", The World't special dispatch dated Wash ington, June 28th. snys rebel deserters continue to come into our lines reporting demoralization among 'he officers. Lee has aunt two brigades f cavalry and infantry to operate against Hun ter. The endiirnuco of the rebel troops is giv ing way iu forced marches to ueleud the uillor eut points menaced by our furees. Disease of various kinds prevail to a fearful extent. It is estimated thai the rebels have from 4,000 to 8.OC0 sick on their bands, whom they tiud iin- Jossihle tn remove beyond llie scene of conflict; esides this a population of 200.000 is depend- nt on them for lend. The Herald't City Point correspondent of thu 27th, says Gens. Wilson and Kuutz, who were expected to do great damage around Lynchburg have not yet been heard from. The Herald't 9lh corps correspondent anys, '.our lose in the rebel attack Sunday night, did ant exceed tix wounded. Thu rebel losa is se vere, M their skirmish lino marched light "against onr breastworks. Washington, June 27. A telegram from Gen. Hunter saya, ' " I bare tho honor to ropnrt that my expedi tion baa been extremely successful, inflicting severe injury on the euemy, and havo been victorious in every engagement; but running short nf ammunition and linding it impossible tu collect snpplips f hile in the presence nf tho en iiny, whose numbers were believed to be supe rior to ours, und were constantly receiving re inforcements from Kichmood and other points, I deemed it best to withdraw, and have suc ceeded in doing ao without any aeriona loss. My command is in excellent condition, aud ill, after a few days rest, be ready for efficient service in oilier directions. (Signed) STANTON. New Yoiik. June 28. The Kichiiiond En ' aitirer of Friday says that Ilunter relreatod to Fiocnslle. having lost 13 guns. Tin' Trihune't correspondent anya that ill the affair nf Wednesday, two Massachusetts and two New Yok regiments were captured entire; the object of tho movement in getting possession of the railroads south of Petersburg, was not successful. Washington. June 28. Tho new enroll ment and conscription bill passed the House tu dnv, bv 81 to 75. No commutation provis ion, but substitutes will be allowed. The bill iiulhnrhtrj the Preaident, at discrelicni, at any time to call for any number of volunteers fur oue. two or three rears: everv volunteer or aub slilutu w ho may he accepted lor cue year ahull lie paid $200 bounty; fur two years, $HI; fur three vcar, J 400. The bill ha yet to pass the Senate, but will probably ho adopted ai the .Vuato lull is almost precisely tne same. ' RKIIBL K8TIMATB (IF Gf.M. Giunt. Our Eastern exchanges have full extracts from the ' Iiicainond papers, from which it appears that the rebels have changed their estimate nf Geu- eral Grant. They acknowledge that they hava underrated him, that he is a more able general limn they supposed, and they manifest no small fear that Lea will fail in repelling the Jederal armies. I licy also iraimiy ncanowirugw iun this campaign is to be decisive nf the fate of the Confederacy, and confess that if they can not drive'Grant out nf Virginia before aiitomn, their KoTcrnrnf nt mast collapse. Tber are right about that ! The capture of Kiohiuond will extinguish tho last hope nf JvS Davis Ac co. ; Ww;l.. Wool i somewhat lower and buy ers less desirous to purchase. Wt learn that some nf our merchants now deelin to buy at all. From 20 to 21 cent arc the best price now obtnined. Our dispatches ilslt that lb new tariff bill ha passed Congress with amendments. Whe ther the proposed rate npan wool were amend ed or not we cannot learn, but if not, the higher doty ought to caui an advance in Ore gon wool of foar to six cent per poand. ri.vrn Kxt:i!i ox Pi-iikt ISncss To Vk-to-an- The nll"iri t" tti pn'"4 dirn-ti" nf toe iMrmpi line 'm (w- T.)U VKlnri, V. I t Pnsi (ilvmeMi to Httiliwra snd ftilh ; Ipi Hanrij l'wnl, i miles Urattl. ht sailrauf mbnirie nhlr tt pilptrre C"Tp ; llniwe tn Pmi (Isuitil. and thw mlini 4 nfsTtnr rahle I" Wlnrr H.K ; liM-nr n pnrt prhT,T" and pnt Anrslnw ia lh mnuth nf the Elh Hivrr l thwee Ira mila of lMHrilt r blV Bsrht Hfid. wl tw VicUiri. Pnfl ataiUow, P"rt Toviwnd and otlxr plcaa an tlioa fwsrd bf. btit they iU wbW luvt trauclie Orff- "MIDSILLS." nr r, i, knioiit. Send nt the Crltbrnlion in Salrm, (itit, July 1, '04. When ffcun her home hi smuliern elimes Tub iiirit of ihniiiiieo mma, To senurK n lire ami hnppy land Willi war's wild ilesnlitiuiK tliiine i Willi many h rain and tiiunliio Ixmut Klia sent hpr niurdeiiuir iniuions lortli, Anil Hiieiuiiiuly dared tu tlm Unlit "Tiie ureusy inmlrill nf tlia North." The reiiy uniilnills I .Uiey who billed At plow uiul hollows, beneh mid loom ; llvfuru whos uruis proud vilies risu, Dark furusSs lull, uud desuru bloom i Whose honust hfjiti'lH and hruwny arms lluvn linen our imiion's pnoidest lioiuit,, Sineu llin tb'Hl pilurims reared thuir hula Ou wild New KiiglHiid'a ruek-bomid comt. Mudsills! No were they who left A luud of tyrants and of slaves, Aud souiflit their aolitarv way AeniM AiIhiiIiu'b tmckless waves, To plant III new untainted soil, A hruiu-li of Kreedinn's withering Ii'biii And found, beneafh Ha spreading uoiitfhi, A berituife ul' iiiborty. Whose strotix and inituty anna were raised, Around our nation 'a in fiust bed, When lluree red warriors i-ouined the wilds, Willi savage veil or stealthy truud ; When war's wild tumult mixed abroad, And lieroe contention ruled the hour, ' And the warm contest wurmer Krew, 'Twixt Irceduiu's bout Hiid tyrant's powe'rl V'ere tlioy not mndsllls whose bravo hearts, When freedom's lluht wua llrst henon. Withstood the hiiujhiy tyniut's power, At Hunker Hill mid Lexington 7 Who crosseil the froneii Delaware, Mid howling alorm of elect and snow, And struck tho tyrant's hii'eliciK host, At Trenton's camp, the fatal blow 7 Who fell ou Entnw's bloody Held, Mid subre's clash aud cannon'a rour , And left their bones to bleach for aye, On (J rolinu'i rebel shore 7 The stronx Hrmed blacksmith, Green, was there - All honor to his jrallnnt name And the brave "mudsills of the North, With arms of steel and hearts of tlanio. Woro thoy not mudsills who proclaimed Our nation's freedom to the world ; And o'er the pillion's chuseu hind The thor of liberty unfurled 1 Whose bold deeds wo commemorate (In this, oar nation's jubilee, ' While thousands of our tecmiuu; lund , Chant the loud songs of Liberty 1 At New Orleans the mudsills fought ; And Britain rued tb : hour, When on liko Erie's peaceful waves Hold Perry curhed her boasted power. 'Twiib mudsills held our flag hIoII '31id the wild seu-Hbts, mIoi-ui and wreck, And Deeded with their frencrous blood The Consiitul ion's goi-y deck. And when Fort Sumter's bluzutu: walls illeiimed like a liescon from iifur, The red Hume uiotinrinu- to the sky Di-cHd hurhinirer of furious war The greasy mudsills of the North C'uiue like a torrent in their might, Arraved around the starry flue. Alf armed and eager for the light. They came from peaceful happy homos: From the Ohio's fertile shore, Or from New England's rocky strand, Whero wild Atlantic's billows rour; From the cold shores of glassy lakes That round our northern border glenin, Or the wide West, where proudly flows The Mississippi's mammoth struuin. They came: and when the mighty host " Was murshalled in the battle line, The hordes of treason stood at buy, And tyrants saw their hopes decline, They fought on many a bloody held, And bled in many a furious light, Aud perished in the holy cause Uf Union, Liberty and Uiglit. Hull, gidlant inndsills I hail I thrice hail 1 FoululaliouB of our strength and hoe 1 The cause of right can never fail With your slloug arms to heur it up. Tiie die is east I our glorious luud Is free forever 1 uud henceforth 'Our nation's strongest hope shall be In the brave mudsills of the North. Tun Mails. That the mails aliuuld ho oc casionally interrupted or delayed, or that ouo should by some extraordinary Occident bo de stroyed, is not strange, nor would such occur rences necessarily involve culpable negligence or cnrelessness on the part nf thoso who carry them or through whose hands they pass. The best management and the most energetic atten tion must once in a while fail of accomplishing the best results. But irregularities and omis sions are becoming so common that the public arc loudly calling for reform. Newspapers are often delayed several days beyond the time when they should arrive Tho San Francisco and Sacramento papers sometimes do not arrive for two nr three days together. At other times a part nf the sub scribers receive their papers,-while others do not. Tho Eugene Stale Journal did not reach us last week at all, while, the Review came along in due time, and it frequently talies three or four days to transport the papers from that town over a route which the mail atago travels in about twelve hour.s. The Alliuny Journal, week before laat, did not reach this place until Wednesday, although it was published on the previous Friday. The Oregnnian of Saturday and indeed nil the newspapers duo from the. rujrth failed tn arrive, and wo Would have been without onr usual Portland news on that day. had it not been for tho kindness nf Hon. L. H. Wakefield who came up by private con veyance and brought nn Oregnnian a half hour beforw tho arrivnl nf tho stage. The Mount aineer we could not get through the mail half the time, arid since we have tried the express we seem to do very little belter. Letters from Portland arc very frequently two or three days reaching this place, much to tho vexation and detriment of business men. Sim ilar complaints are sometimes made nf letters tn nnd from the south. Deviations from regu lar transactions nre altogether ton common. The postmasters along the route are gener ally accommodating, nnd, considering the amount of compensation they get, very efficient; and thu stage carries the mail usually with promptness and despatch hut these lapse do occur. Who is in fault We do not know. Who does? What remedy can we devise? It appears to ns that the qnickest and most feasible is to hare a Postal Agent appointed by the Depart ment whose duty shall be to inspect all the postolGoet and mail routes, scrutinies the man ner in which busim as is done, and And out who is iu fault and where changes can bo made for the better. Ho might to be invested with au thority to make temporary changes, subject to the dual approval nf the Department, in the postmasters, contractors, and carriers along the route, and changes of schedule also ought to be made by his dh-ectinn. There are throe side routes from the main line which goes throogh the state north and south, at which ev ery weekly newspaper published in the state lays over for fire In en days, solely because the schedule U not properly arranged. We presume there are other instances of equally gross misiusiiageroent. These unfortunate ar rangement can all be examined aud righted by a competent agent in a vary few month, and at (he sain time delinquent or iiioooipetent post masters and carrier ( if any och art found ) can bt inaJe to attend to their duties or be re moved. We don't want to tee an agent sent here meraly to ride a a deadhead over all the stage and steamboat mate In the Mate, pausing only to politely shake hand with each postmaster, while the conveyance stop w hare had qnite enough experience with that sort of agents al ready. Hut we da want a competent and effi cient niau, who will know when be has made an examination, which contractor, postmaster or schedule h in fault, and who na sense enough to apply the proper remedr. Th ex- pensn nf a thorough inspection of this kind need bo but small, while it ought to benefit tho peo ple uf tho state many times its cost. We hopo our members of Congress will call the atu ntinti nf the Department to this matter, Tub Mimtahy depaktmknt op tiie Pa cific General McDowell has arrived nt San Francisco and taken coiiiiiianil nf the Depart ment uf thu Pacific. General WrM't is not ordered East, but remains in command of the District uf California, ns does General Alvord of the District of Oregon. Gen. McDowell i visiting different places in California, and learn ing by personal inspection the condition if af fairs. No indications are given whether h'e policy will vary from that of his predecessor. PBESBYTERY OF OltEGOX. The following resolutions were adopted by the Presbytery of Oregon, at its recent meeting in Corvllis i ' Itauleal, That this Presbytery fully sustains the action of the General Assembly in all its de liverances hitherto with respect to the Interests of our beloved country, and that ws will give our whole influence toward sustaining the Govern ment which God has given ua, and in subduing the wicked rebellion which has assailed It. Haolvett, That wo enter our solemn testimony agniust the system of slavery, believing it to be both a social and political evil, and thu primary cause of the rebellion, and that lis entire exter mination Is essential for the peace and prosperity of the Government, and that it will redown to the glory of God. Itriolrril, That w rejoico In the benevolent as sociations, viz . Tho Sanitary and Christian Com missions ; that we have confidence in their opera tions and In bora of love for onr sick and dying aoldierai and we do hereby commend them to the conlideuce and liberality of our churches, and In struct our Ministers to present their want to the people of their respective charges, T1IR F01KTII AT MIMO'S. En. flTATKsAKt At a celebration of the anniver sary of our National Independence, held on tire grounds of Vliiu. dohn Miulo, the following toast were read, and by a unanimous vble of the citizens preaeut, their publication iu tho Sll"man is requested. JOHN W. MAttTIN. Ch'muii Com. on Toasl. The. Fourth of Jhly-We hail the blest day : may the Fourth of July continue to be revered utid com- incinerated while time lasts, tor ut each recurrence of' our Naliou's uutat duy, it gladdens the heart uud uervea anew the arm of everv true patriot of the hind. The.l'atriot FtUhcr of the AVsetyH We pause in onr joyous welcome bf the duy tu shed a teur of gi'utei'uf rouieiubi-uuce for thosu pure souled vciuruas who periled their ull for the sacred privileges wo eti jov; inuy their patriolisiu bo our envy und our boast, their self sacrificing devotion to their country an object of our emulation, uud their honesty, purity' and integ rity, beacons to guide ua on in the discharge of thoje soleinu duties we owe to the Itepublic purchuaed by their toil aud th -ir blood. The federal Union A glorious superstructure, gmm! iu its conception, ingenious iu its frame work, siiuiloh, its construction, and practical and beueHeeut ill its operations. It no traitor's hand, under what ever pretext, or from whatever quarter, sever the bond und destroy a fabric as lovely as fancy's tnofct vivid dreuui. Onr Kiituiwil Banner When wo look npon onr country's Hug what pleasing emotions thrill oursoulsi what thoughts crowd our minds i we behold Ihe glory uf the Itepublic, the blood-stained Ileitis of our revolu tionary struggles puss in grandeur before our vision ; Liberty, oh I aacrud sound; and all the privileges of freemen are suggested: may the time speedily arrive when it ahull tlout proudly over our whole nation fr m the great Northern lakes to the Southern gulf, uud be be d ill rcsnect and veneration by all ; iet us Lve, cherish and defend it with all our entirgie. 'l-i u.... nr .l.- li.,..'.i:.. l......A May the utfeetiun of her people coulinuu steudfast, nil Hinchiuir -uud undiminished for the great Keniiblic ea- tubhslied hy our fathers uud transmitted by them to ua ua an inestimable legacy. TIIE FIRST Ql'AKTZ MILL FOR SAXTIAM. Tho Oregon Gold and Silver Mining Com pany have contracted with E. L. Jones Ic Co., of Portland, for the maiiufacttire of a five- stump quartz crusher, with amalgamators, etc, to match, to ho put" up immediately upon the lodes uf thu Company in Santiain mines. They design, we understand, to have the mill at work wilhiu three months. We hope that this pion eer mill may he followed by many more, and that they may all yield lucrative, returns to their owners. AGRICTUllt.U BOARD. Salkm, Juno 25, 18(14. David Newsmn having received an annoiut- oient from tho Department nf Agriculture to organize nil Agricultural Hoard for tho purpose of reporting the results of crops, weather, etc.. iu .Marion County, ana mo sum .Nuivsoiu Hav ing appointed tho following gentlemen, to wit : J. L. Pnrrish, II. L. Turner, John MinU). J no. 11. Huberts. I. It. Moores, J. W. Perit Hun tington, und Chester N. Terry, to compose said Hoard, The Hoard proceeded tn tho election of offi cers which resulted as follows ;x Pre$ident, David Newsoin ; Vice Prendent, J. L. Parrish ; Secretary, C. N. Terry. Uu iiiotinu, the Chairman appointed the fol lowing coniuiittues : Committee on Slock j. L. Parrish, John Minto, John Roberta. Committee on Manufacturing and Importa tionI. It. Moores, J. W. Pent Huntington. U. N. Terry. Committee on Agriculture, Field and Or chardt John D. Huberts, II. L. Turner, John Minto. Committee on Dairy, Bees and Climate 11, L. Turner, J: L. Parrish, John Minto. On motion . lletnlrcd, 'Flint the Monthly Meetings of Jhis Hoard be held on the Inst Saturday of each mouth, in Sulem, at 1 o'clock, v. it. On motion, adjourned. CUESTF.lt N. TEHItY. Secretary. OFFlritL. LAWS OP THE UNITED STATES, . I't si.ic-Xo. 33. An Act t" constitute l'urkersbnrg. In the Btate of West Virginia, a port of delivery. Be it ennrtfd by thr Semite anil Hommc of Rrpre. rtativr nf thr Vmiteit Stntrs nf America in Can lreti n, mhled, That IVtkershurg, in the State of Vvst Virginia, shall lie, and is hereby, constituted a port of delivery, within the eollerliou district of New ( Irleans : nnd there shall be appointed a surveyor nf custom to reside at said port, who shall, In addition to his own duties. ier!orin tiie duties and receive the salury and emolument prescribed by the art of Con gress, approved on the second of March, eiahlenu hun dred and thirty -one, for importing merchandise iuto 1'tttf.bnrg, n lirelmg and other places. ApproveJ Jiurcli II, lit. IPoslic- No. 'JO An Act to apportion the expenses of hevy Court of the county of Washiogtou upon the basis of popu lation. Bt U tnar.tcd till the Sfnnfe and .Ne of ttrprt' untativet of the't'nited htittet of America in Von jfregi aiirmhltd, That from aud after Ul pHSWtee of ibis set the corMirate authorities of the city of Wash ington, the corporate nulhorities of the city of (Icorge lown. and the county authorities of the ruutilr uf Columbia, ahull coutriiutie to lite expenses of the levy court of the county of Washington, incurred ou ae count of the Opliau's Court, the office of coroner and the til of Mid county, whenever imposed by law, ia tho following proportiotia, to wit : the city of Wash ington twulve fifteenth, the city of tteorgetuwn two llfieuutlia, and the county of Washington one-fifteenth of stud ex, tenses. K. r. And he it further eunrtri. That all laws and (wtrts of laws inconsisteni with tiie provision of this uot be aud Uiey are hereby repealed. Approved ilurt-h It, Ittol. I'islic-No. 3I.J Au Act to anthorise the enrolment and licene of tlta Blreto luga It. K. lavidvon and W. K-tnir. Jie.il enacted hy th .Senate and llnnte of ftrpreetn tattvrM nf the t'niled Mitel of America im Confreel aiiemhted. That the Secretary of the TreeiHiry be and be ia hereby antlmriaed to grant the enrolment ami li cense of tb jo-mm tun if It. Ibtvidson and W. K. Iluir. now owned bv William Porter and William Lnrltine. nf Milwankie, in th Stale of Wisconsin apna such terms, not ioeotiitcnt with law, a t bua aliall evla just aud proper. Approved, Murrb 8, lal. Onantt. ma CnvT,a,ina Accoamixl to Kt. Vii.. LAMwiauM : "Kr tyit littl flock! N'rrcr fflin th wnmtHtni laaa nf tb anaMrtnrl Khrtnk ant t Urn btMMmil latyiaal Cry wot m biCK tly wlwa tha naicrtio M.'amnr awMM anwa lb Mnatwlnnl. j witli jmtr flnO-tKira Jnq, died tot ynu .yna'll H ImeH ri I Hfrnrfnl" fHtat lh prw Iwi I Mrr cilnl ran men ao biaMaK r l ma ann or nitio lnfiiis: nttlHKlnxf m, oa th oWline in t'alif.rrnta. T t)t MM-b Zinn ltnirtit,h. It hi n4 Kirs; alnrs ws brard rata ntnarn OmiIc cham Utr.iuah onp. and mm dutinrmoed UirkKr aiains: fui awl angar ia aauthor. Flat- KnsraTinM opCnai, Oil. Tha fji, Ceinnut i ;nhmt nt ine .li-nYrT of cl .t ludteiUrau la tb f aanaa InwrKt, Vrarrm laSand. Not our fault. We have rociived no mull number of complaints because tha Slain man does lint reach its subscribers willi prompt ness, or fails In arrive altogether. Wo cannot sny wbn should be Illumed, hut wo da kiiuw that tho fault Is not ours. Our rulo Invariably U to deposit the papers for every subscriber in the mull in time for tho first currier who leaves for the proper office, but after that, our ability to hasten the delivery is nt nn end. OAKLANuTJuly 0th,-1864. Kd. StatehmaN. The impression appears to prevail in the minds of some, liergihout, that I am the correspondent who undertook to post you in regard to the political belief of Mr. Lord, our I'. M, at this place. This is a mistake, anrn. Hospoctfully, SAM'L HANDSAKtfK. W. T. A special eleotiun is to ho held in Thurston conn'. Washington Territory, ou the lfilh instant to decide the tiu vote botwoen Khodca, nnd Longmire, for Hcpreseiitutive, If Mr. Rhodes is elected, the Union pnrty will have a majority of two otherwise, tho tote will bo a tie. . . THR BAXT1AM MlNKS. Con.VAf.MS, 0gn May 3. 18fi4, En, Skntinei, i 1 write ynn iu regard tn Ihe Snnliam Quartz mines, thinking your readers would like to know what is there. After spend ing several weeks in the mountains prospect ing, I ntn fully satisfied that there is :t " big tiling" In that quarter for all who invest labor or capital in quartz raining. The lodes run across two balil ridges or spurs, which lie par allel with the Snntiani river the river runs east and west. Theso mines are distant 85 miles, almost duo east, from this place ; about 75 miles, in a southeasterly direction, from Salem. Specimens from tlio Torli.Jfl' Davis.Driggr. Hull nnd other leads, nre very rich, onmnaring favorably with quartz from Gold I Jl ill and Washoe. .Companies on these and other lodes are opening the mines with hope nf a "rich strike" in the heart of the Cascade mountains. There nre no crushers yet in the camps, hut some arc on the way. There nre also good indications in other pari but they have been prospected very little. The natural advantages for mining nre very good, and I consider the mines good. If I am not deceived, the Santiain country will soon develop into a rich mining camp. This is the candid opinion of one w ho hits' been there, ut any rnto. 11. U. DAVIS MARRIED. July (W, at the tiouw of (leo. Woolen, by DnJ. Cleaver, J. P., Mr. P. Pitman and Mil Julia Woolen, all of Marlun Co., OrvKou. At the reHldoiiee of Mr. Hohlm. June fi. bv Rev. N. Clark. "Mr. Ntiwmaii Uarwood to Ml Tubltlia Citberine ltoblm, all of Polk county. AttheCiiUiollo Church, Vanccuver, W. T., July 21,1804, by Itev. Km Milt Youmiur, Mr, lttury limit Wood, of Portland to Misi Maria H.iruh 1lncketmau. In Waahlimton wiuutv. at thu reihlence or R. Pedleo, on Tuenday, June HSlh, IbOt, liy Rev. Ileury Pewell, Mr. V. L. CoWuiaitand Mliw Julia A. Mlnlrr. At the hoiiif of Mm. M.J. TmUii, III Yamhill county, on the iilth of June, hy 6. 0. Ad mm, Win. N. McCoy and liar bury A. Tuitln, all of Yamhill county. in liinn coutujr, on me 4iii urn., uy r. ni. uaniei, i. r. Mr. Kphrnlni Uiriutrer and Mies Lududa Ueeler. At Vancouver, W. T., by O. II. Hunter, Mr. Lafayette VuiiKhn to Mlsi Atm-lla It. llrlrti, nil of Mnn county. In Victoria, V. I., on the 20th June, V I 'it. K. OrMfre, Henry A. Pickett, (Merchant) of Victoria, M Im Helena Hean fortnerly of PurllNiid, Oregon. In Portland on the Till Inet., hj Itev. D. Uulleilfrc Mf. Jno. KnitHtiriHika uf Umalilla Citv. and MlM Adua A. Bennett of P .rtlund. DIED. In this rltr. July 6th. after a rfiort lllnew. Dr. J. W, Boyle. a red 49 year. Near Silverton. Marion county. of heinorrhaire, r. A. Wood- Hide, aired 87 yearn. The dvoeaiei) ha'l been married to a econd wife junl ft wepki, when, on the Both nf June, he died luridetily, tear I up Ida wife and four children without a in liter and Inubaud. The devemwd wm oue ol uur ix-it su ae n. In Corvallli, on the 2Sth of June, Mr, Henry Dohr. At liia realdtnoe In tho Over her k drove, two ml lei from Jacknonvlllfl, June 80th, Henry Omheck, niti-d yearn, At Umatilla City, on the ol June, 104, Mr. Archibald Mi-KwltiaT, aged about &i. a native uf Antrim county, Ireland. In JenVrton, ou the 2Vlh or June, Uira (loraa, on of Mau uel (!,, and Martlia K- Conner, mkoI fi inontht and 1ft day. In Wufthinitton county, Oreitoo, June 2ftth, IwW, Florentine oonnort nf Col. T. R. Conieliiint aneit H4 years aud 6 month, Bhe waa horn In Indiana In the year lcl and eiotKraled with her father! family (Mr. P.Wilke In Oregon In the year 1S4A, and on the Uth of Vebrunry, ISM), waa united Id holy wedlock with her LVw bereared hnshaud. Jnty 9th, Krnval Walter Ktake, nited V monlhi and 9 daya. Infant aon of Kujfetie K. ami Lottie B. Flake. "Unto God the things that are God's'MiLt. W;2I. Funeral from the house at 8 o'clock to-day. Friends are Invitssst. On Coast Pork, In Lane county, July 1st, of putrid sore throat and idarKetnent of the liver, louls Ilanaei, daugh ter of John and Kvellue Haniifi, aged 9 years. Special Notices. A A. F. A. M. V 2f RAI.KM 1.0DO R No. 4 holds tla remilar cniuaiunl fhw cations on the second and lourth Fridays In each Dionth. brethren In good fttaudlns; are Invited to at I end. T. II.UOX.Hec'y. Oltf liKO. A. t.DY.A, IV. M. Dr. Hoitetter'l Btomach Bitter . Ttteie llliteriare nulvrrsally arknowMtre) Ui be a mire prevent re anil core for Fever and A sue, Flatulence, Heaviness of the Stomach, or any other like affection. Their effect ujton the syalein Is most miraculous ; Ihey give a healthy tone to the By item, re lieve all mnrbld mailer, and In fact cleanse Ihe ayiiem of all Impurities. In no cae has It been known to fall, but on the contrary, new virtues have been found In Jts use. To those atttlcti d with any of the above llli or the body, the '-Hitlers" are ollered as a iwed,v and certain cure. Try Ilium and form your own opinion. KoM hy dri5!ls ami ilral-r every where. - " 1mt9. Always Safe! Always Efedtul ! AreyonamfiVrer from Fever and Aiuet Are ym attllct. d with Hit perMlral return of Uiat cold antl formal visitor, the chill, followed by lit faithful attendants, the burnt if fever and drenching per iplratloo? Lose no lltuet then In procuring a buttle of Dr. Osgood's India Cliolaffojrue. Yimi wilt have but one flhlll at most after you commeuce It and probably none at all. Vour neighbor who has used Ihe medicine will auure yon of thk. It la bat the nromlat nf a result which thnusands hare already real lied, at id which your own eiprrlence wilt most fully prove. If yon hare been disappointed In other wtetllclnes, ami are doubtful of all, obtain the Cholafogne and you will doubt no longer. Imitations are abroad ! ft pitllculur to cmjulre for Di: Qnffoo(ta India CtSoUigoy. Hold everywhere. KKUIXUTOX a CO., 419 and 418 front street. Ban Francisco, aule agents fur the Pacific Coast. lmta MRS. 8. A. ALLEN. A LADY OK WOULIMIJIK KKI'lTATIOX. MRS. P. A. AllKV'S Wnm.nV IIAIlt KKSTOIIKR AM) ZVl.'lHAlJ-AMl M or WOKI.ni IIAIK lUtVIMi are one rguatlet. and so irk now leaned bv sll wlm use thtui fur revtor Ins, invigorating, (H'sulifyhtg ami ilres"luir the llalr, rendi r Intt It soft, allky and glossy, and deposing It in reninhi in any desired poiltlon; qukkly cleansing llie scilp, arrrtllng lite fill and Imparling a Ik stithy ami natural color ! Die Hair. They oever fall tn restore grey llalr to lis original youthful color. Tliey art dlrrctly upon (he TmU nt h llalr, giving them Hie natural nounanmenl rcqnlreo. no lady s lullrt la - "r- MB.frii,Hrli'3?iH? '5 - iU Ml? ' ; .iilLQJH j'ilf s?;P; i f lilMU i$htemhms al r flill IlisrlslssIsJ -rSa5l--: -r I ; 2 ': : i : I fl S: 'i:-.s.t2i5sl-i : -S'il"i-o """m I I 1 I h U I . . It" t x ' : : ;.: 3 ' --:J.-il. ' J. L:. : . I ,nM-".i m. X ;; ; : : : t ; aipauhsnjhi1 o. sU: .l ! J i ',' k-J I " " ' " " " " -------t-."ii ik! . y p SP la 2 isi ::: s w: : ima-uo! o ft 3lS B : :"; ; : :"i ,t: : : ; '''" " . I wmi",h v. 9 H"3 I -I rLLLfJJ ! I n!iin1 a H ? i 21' '." "1 ' .v.":".. ' .( ,o ? f Mijifi! iri..-.. ."n: ii.i-vj4 s-s 5.5' E" I -1 Li - : I -""k I n Q .Kafi -'- - :LT":""--"-MMAy-r ;4Si!I -I : : : : : : : ' ' ' : ' ' ' - ' I I'lffln'r ;,, ? ! l M TTTTT-Tr: T..-.-.r.. I S :H d. - -1 1 : "w "i-i x ? o -i iL"r:". :"-;.H1.v) bn i f Zi -'Li LLL :J-LL!-j.-Ll -' ' Ui ' - p nAli - ' :"-'""-.:v:.:"-"w's; $ rx .H?i ' I" ""im; r 1 1 1 i -1 Li-LL- L : i L -: J . . ULLLLL ! " " 11" V' MTU Wv' S- Efa'eoS- f " u'l 1 1-"!!!- "mum.uHI ??f5-c2 -!: : r";' -r": r- ' "--AlHi.....i!tti - j s !. a i-i - i ;.'; mii); j 1 l If Ul:. : : :T:::V : : IT:: :f"- mim' 5 0 f-S i-l 1 """"'LT":"" nivj 1 -S i I " --i-L' : :: : ": I""' wua v y.) I-f'? t ' -! """y;A-l!:)"i!'""f V 1 itl ' " : : J.-.L:- a' ymn',r t - ; '..-) tiny i fl? : 777: , . nnmnit cnmplrte without Ihl 7,vlnhsUtnitim or Hair llrwulnjr. It clrnes the hslr ul Imnsrls (outmost deUKltthtirrnitrlm' iili'l is itiltoil to (mill young anil nll, Th Restorer Ksproduo. Tha Hatr Urtaslnr Cultivate, end BsauMnte. If your hair Is.lliltl tr.v It, If 1,-urfy try It, If liir.li try It, If lustreless try it, II none ul llirMv try it, for nil who use It will preserve lliflr hsir Ihroairl, lif. 'for rale liy nil Dril uUts. Agents for Csltrornls, Koslettur, Hmllh tl.tsti, Han KratielKco. unl ivotici:," " Tho ruirtrlin'rlilp In Ilia UitnklliK tul nent lirrclnfor ex htintr l.i-lwfen Knn'-m- Kelly, nf llir- (Mly nf New Vorlt. fiml .tt)tt'ph A. If)iiniio, Win. 0. KtUton, mid HhIii ft Pivt'.',, of ln Fruriclioo, umlur Uim (Inn tin mo of iVI'llKNK KKIXY A CO., New York, nrl IXINOMOK, H ALSTON CO., Hun Vrnccn, wilt crMt nn tho 11 tiny of July, )HM, V.ukvhv Kflly and Juivpti A. Dunoluw wUhtlrawttiK fnmi ih t'jrt iiefiilt. The lnlne wilt he ft.ltl In Now York l.y Ktirrnr Kelly, ftml lit fUri Frftnolfor. by Win. 0. Kalilun mid It, (4. KrHx. DNiira art rnitftt In hind In Ihflr hnnkn for trill inrnt ttt tlir hatiklriK Iimi40 of nnntinr, R ilntnn, k 0, ta'UKNK KM.LY, Per J- A. Doriohnt, AMnrtlfy. .10 KIM. A. DONltllOK. WM. O. RAIsHTON, , R. t. FKKTZ, San Prruirlirn, June If), 1AM. The titnlrlsTt)((l. entlinir Mtt ntltm to the nlmve rani, live nolle Dint on ami after Hit Unit tUy of July nvKt, they will uimtltiut? the bunlnt-M of ihe alxive uopartncmlil'i without In ttrrutiin at thtt nll banking houna ut !)on"hn, Rut ton t U'i,. in uim my, tinder ttie nnn name r ritKiv. KAin TON. ami In N- w York Ihn.UKh the Aenry of Mnn. I.KKH it WAI.LKK. No. H4, Pint btrmt: and tlmt on and rifttr Hip ftth ilay of July nxt, thiy, loirether with I). O. Milli.J II. rtiDiunn, lionm Ml.:uit, Ann t. tfwtmi, win. is. iinrron, Thomaa R-ll, Jno. O. Enrt, Win. Norrhi. J. Whitney, Jr., O. t. (Ilftin, A.J. l'o)C ll-riimn Mh'httU, Kretttrluk Hillmyi, (le. II. llowfird, H. V. TuMcliKiiiAker, A. Ilnywoml, MoKtu Kill, A. It. MfCnmrv. K. M. .Ii-mnin. Hnnmol Kniirtit. A. U. Hutirv. J. O. WllmcnliiiiT ntl Wllllmn Alvonl or Httn Vriiiciauo, antl Jaenh Kamm, of Portland Oregon, hnreliifi hpfomn for tha t turMHt duly int!oruoratel mnier the lawn of the tttnie, win carry on thu himlnrHnf banklttfr Iu all It varloua hrnnetie. nt the name nlace and throuuh (lie lame aktrnci'. and upon the bmli ofc a ffrdd and Hllver currency, under the name of Tin; IlirtK OF ( AUrOHMA, 1. O, MIMA and WM. C. R AITON will tw cturitcd with th iiianatfrmciit of thr builnm of the rnrpurMtlnn. WM. 0. KAIflTON K.. fWVTtL San Frtn.'lico, June 15, ISM. ItnlS. Suiidwlrli IhIuiiU Mutfui. TlISTrecwived per lkrk Ciiiiibrhiiro.aoJ kegs of j BtWAitiii vunoim irrfttifd, and rurnHietit ImlH , HK.'H.AKUS fc M.CUAKIV. ;lu tlte Circuit Court of the Kmto of Oregon fur the County of Mitrioii J. C. Cttplinger. IM'lf, v$. K. M. Iaurnuin, Dufl Hiiiiimoni. TO E. M. llAUXtrM.IVfen.l.uit-Yoii arelietvhy retiuired to HcHr in tlio cimiit court of iIi'p 8t8t of Oregon for the county of Marion, on tho Iftth iiluv of Octouer, IS6-I, uud Kiinwr the complaint tiled in the above untitled tuMioti, ami if you tail to uunwer iwiid complHint, jndKinent for wnut therenf will be tiikeii ituiiiiiHt you for the buui of tteveu hum I rod and fijzhty tlollart with intereiit thereon from the 15th duy of Koliniary, Htii, IteaitlHii rosta rnd dinhum?UKUite. J. V. UAlMINliKU, I'lHintiir. Stilem.sTulvith. 111. tiwlH WHAT KILLED HIM. , DK. If ALL, in his 11 Journal of Health," speaking of WnMiiugton Irvintr, unite the iibovo question, utid udda t "lie might well liuve roniniued with ua for aoitie veura to nmne. hud it not been for advln, kindly luteiidi'd, no doitht, yiveii in lliouhilfM and rucklese iuoruiice. . iu: had a com! which by louie Injudicious prem'Hption hiul been con verted into nn UHthuitt. Who gave tlmt nrcsx'i inlion. or wlint it wua. Ihe outide world umy never know. I-et tne Buy to Doctor Hull tlmt tlmt " pi-eacription " ! WHJ) not j Wewell's Pulmonary Syrup. lor (hut la au urticle Unit doee not etigefidar heart din eaao, nor ia it productive of any uathumlic utlW-lions ; and an lor j CoiiIim iiikI OoUIm, thu world uevor miw a better remudv, mid never will, until Nuturo produces some now lugredicut out ol which to prepare It. Don't be ttfrnid to use it fruoly. ;Iivory article in it ia from Nutura's owu Laboratory me Maine to uuy mm nicy woro utiiouftauu ycure aifo 1I calculated toaooth'e, hcul uud strengthen. Tiiere is no BETTER FAMILY MEDICINE ! ' Kcfnltiu tho lioii'e, use it frorlv. uive it to vour childrtm upon the uliglitcut ludicutiou of u cold, and yon will think uud Hpcak of It ua ult uo that Imvo Im couie ninured with ita merits. KUDINUTON tV CO , Amenta, Mau Kmnciaco. And for aide evorvwhere. (iuti Sliiiyrd or Mole it FHOM the anliHft iher, tiving tit the nopcr cud fTv of Howell lmii i. about two weeks inro.UsO. jdurk bay nmro.with her riif lit ey out, iiuarlv Iti lianda ihigh, branded with ligure 7 on lira left fore ahoutdor, baa three whilu feel. At tun Hum ahu went away alio waa nearly blind in the remaining eye. Any one buy ing iuforiimrhm eouceriuug thin ttuiiuul. aetit Ui my Htlilri'Hn ut Kali in, or to the. Statemnn oHIce, will be thankfully rertdved, and a anitablu rowuni will be puid for her dtMitiou ao thai hw eanbe recovered. Jaly I, isr,jj ImlH J4NO. ttAI'I'INt.KIKLD. K. I.. JO!K8, a. o. oina. JOMM RATION. OREGON IRON WORKS I K. 1. JON KM W i'O. WK matiufailure (Innrlx Milln, fitcftin dine a uud lloilnra, Thf Union Rruper mid Mower, Horse rowers, Cooking Ranges, all kinds of Hills, IIoiliiiKT 3IiiiiIii-h, I II O Hf HOOKN AKU MIIMMVN, . Wo havo nvi-ntlv added to our eatiibliMhuient all lhe tniK-hiufrv uud iialifrna nf tbn htio tin in of KOHNI tV 4 O., und ntltNtlALI. & tTIOlllt, 'of Oretfon City, und am prep a rod to do A I.I, KINDS iOF W'ith'K nsuiilly done in u PIKs'V CLASS FOIWUUY nnd MACyJXfi SHOP. Corm-r of )lnlg untry and Siviiith stivcta, Poit I.... I II V I l.lVL'U !.,' Jiliic 'J;'!, JSI. Hlf I liiroriiinlioti WhiiMmI. I F CAIsVIV WAIXH fstcii aon of Mr. M Kln.v.f.irni ' I. erly of On-ifiuil will mil on ine al uiv riodt'ine in Sjilt'iu, he will lettru Ihrouub t friend of hie father ! what umy he of greut use to him. DAVID I.KKMrS Halem, June W. lwU FiflyDoI&Reward, OOMKTLMIC between the 5i bund 17th oflhe prewnt kj iitonin, i itiHi, sfjinewitcrr tn Alariou roiiuty, a park ittfe coutitiiiif proiainsory note, port ion uf w hit-hare ae fnllnwa, to wit ! One note drawn hy K. Cmh y for fN IHI " ,1 Odov " MM lal " " Tho a V'rtm " WHl (HI ' " A. IttMrkuer .rtD l All of suid notes are dtawn in mv favor. exrtpt thai if K. C. Uooli'V, which ia asaiuiied tn me bv out There is ne mde in said package dniwu by Thnmaa C'Htk, Hfiiry lUv l'orter,Hiid While, barked by fti. Jtuirnei, iT yt in ir, i Tiiere are also note nadn by Jones. Heed Sc Co Uum Hrall.of Kairfleld, lieaide others signed by rar .lice wIumw names I have forgotten. Tim above reward will he jivtn to hiiv Mrsiii who will dclivnr twtid jpai-kun to (leorte Kdea, Clerk of Marion eotiuiy. All porcine are hereby notillfMl not to puri'lmae any ,oi tne notca aoove enntnentri. WILL! AM IsKHWlM, f June 37, 18t. 3wl7. NEW AND FRESH STOCK ' t)V SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Mill K undHtcitftifd has juti rem rued from (he City of 1 H.i 1 1 KnuK Hio with u litruro uimI vuried stock of KANCV and Hi A FLIC DUY (lv)t)jH, Hiiltulde for tho seiiMnii, vvlik'rl coiiriintH, iii part, of Ladles' Dress UoodM, Cloaks, iiiktulilliit. mIiuuI, coi-ade, 'ip sklrla, ho siery, Uri'SN llllllUllllaffl, I'lMOPi'iin, sumiirii, ll'lllllliea bale, boiiitctn. buiiind und nip ribbons, hells nnd rib .bun, rin- 'In damuMk und ciiiiaina, earpeta and atntw I uiKttiiiK, an 1 n xnut variety of ooila tim niimeroua to (lolliliifC and Furnishing Uoods. ('oiisiels in naitof fancvuiid idaili euttsiuiHie aiiita, fancv ami nluiu ciiMttiiiiere citala. vents ami pantH.bova' suits, liimu bosom alilrts, Kreuik Haituel travvliuv HiilrtM, overahtrts, UiRWera, uuiloramrtN, aorka, neoa hdk's, pocket litf kfrt, neck ties, auspflitdera, trunks, va tiiea und carpet huH, Hats aud Capi. Hhick, brown, ilnil Hiid pearl rttHaiutero hata, straw, loHlinm ami palnl leaf hula, for men, hoya and chil dren. ' , : - Boots and Shoen, Isadiea' ltive kid fruiters, ladiea' black and colored cloih.coug. iaitera, lac!iea' kid, Kat aud ealf Htdino rat slioua, luiaaea, children and infant sluntsof all aorle and titaliliea, uihu's calf dreaa, wulkiiiff and riding UooiH, boys', yotiih'a and children 'a bonis and ahoea. Wood and Willow Ware. Kuncv, work, iimrkul and knife baakete. childteu'a willow wnyotis uud h'iuk, wiudi tubs, wueli lwunls, brooms, acrubhiug uud Mucking bruxhen. clothe ptua, lutmic boxes, iicuorderms and work boxes. Hardware. Nails, axes, hittmnuts, Imtcbuta, (limlels, 11 lea, feno hilt: imila, tticka, uiatmre aud pitch-forks, garden hoea, rakes, ahovela, arvtliea uud anutbea, nie, powder, amootliing iroua, colfee mills, ahot, lead, petcuneion mips, Ace., tV!. . Sheep el'citrs, pmllorks, enrrvuotnba, britshoa. Scc. Groceries. Hitar, eolfee, lea, pepper, epieo, mustard, oiuuainoii, nutuiexa, cualilu and browu aoup, blueing, oyalora, lobsters, alarch, pepper aim re, avruu, rice, cbocolntfl. aaleratiia, creuiu tartar, bakhig soda, yeast powder. wasutiiK aoua, touucoo, inaicuoa and niaixena. B Crockery and GUaagware. Cups and aaucera, nlittea, howle buains nud pitchera augat-bowls, butter diahea, voKotuble and atenk tliah ea, tmiK", Ilowur vaaea, lump chiuiueya. tuutblera, trays, wall ..a, looking xlaasoe, Alo., iVe. 1 will Hell nil my iruoda at auch prices ua will dffy eoninctitioti, and titko, inoxchanK,nll kind of PA KM I'KOUl'Chs, attrt pay the IIK.HHST MAKKKT l'HK'KH. OOMB, ONE, COME ALL: And judge for yoitrsidf, I use no gm for Coal Oil la nine 1 1 eheuiwr. und 1 do ma blow any. fur mountain breeze h at rong enough for com tort . 1 4 Wont to llie H'Imw) In Niifflclent! V. T.KVy, Opposite the Woolen Mill, North 8alem, Ogn, 8alem, Oku, April 4th, I Sill. ttmb GIT IH BEST EIJITEKA Self-Adjusting Clothes Wringer. Nlmplc, KOicientaiiu Durable. . NO fatuity can u fiord to do without the Clothes WriuK"r. U auvea time, heullh aud cloibh. It diwa the hardest pttrt of tits labor of wash iu if. with1 eiisu to tho opitrutor, nnd without the leuat injury to the fabric. Clothes wriufcn are uipetiuf( Willi rapid mtle ; lludr tisefulucM is beyond (piostion t t hero lore, What kitul ah nil I buy ? Every family nhond bny thr lul'HEKA, becuHHe, hy the me nt elliptical tteel Kjn iiitfi iia capacity ia tncreuMd and it ia reudemd per tort I y cell' adjusting. All articlea uud nana varying In sine reiidvo vuturm premurr. which cannot bo ao eontplMtod by in tic hi Ufa nuiriiiK thumb screws to mi und lowr the rolls) without emislaut ulterutioii. lho rA'KKKrV tsiihtaiul auhslautiul, una Imving little or uo wood work about it to crai-k or awotl from the in-Unn nf aoup and ifaur. It will therel ire, with IfiKitl usaue.coniiuue tn workftig order fur a long time. Although aelf uiljiisliuir, it ia not like other v achtues) linhle bfwnnte disnr ranged. Any child ei work it. Di'ulora aupplied. M. K. Truver 6t lirother, Hun Kraiicira-o, (lenortd Aueitla. Depository for Oregon, Mosare. Absrnetliy dc Herr, rori'uml. D'oraule by IH..NJ. MKAMttaml JOHN (KIN HAM. Hfili'in.uml iu the prlirrlpal towns throuifh out the Ktatfl. Kulein. June 27, IHh'l. tint 17 J. II. HAAS, Ci)ramtrcUIStreel,8alm,Dealerlii . GOLD AND SILVER M ATCHES, ' ' JEWELUY, silll Nilvi-riuiil IMiitcd Wnicj ! FINE CL.0CKS, Spectacles, Fine Cutlery, so. S All aoa.l.iolil ,j m ar WARRANTED to b a, , j RriHiirlug. J I Pnrtlularntlrnllon slil to rnpalrln. On Watchra, ) C'lm'k,, Jrwelry, Ae. j AU, WOHK WAItltANTKD. j H.iloiD,()rrg,ti,N..r.8,lH6H. 1W j QAMUKIi BASS, nt liia Slentn Knctury.ncnr kjllia hlainlK)iit Irflmtinir. niili'in, kurw tm haudjllid inaiiiirnrliirH, nil aiwla ut niuli. lunula, II.Mira, I -or-itirn, t iiiilow frniiiua. & Ate., mill furnii.li. I, orilt-r, avory vn.iil.v ,irniilaidf.i,nil Mt,itlf Htilnh, arrool wool, wihkI tutiiiipir. ko. All klmla c I Joli ork duit will, neHtiiv, uiul diimlrli. li'.iltf TH2 BANK" OF CALIFORNIA Incurjiuriitrd under the luwi of (lie State. Capital Stock, (paid up in gold coin,) fV,O0O,O00! WITH THE PRIVILEGE' OF INCREASING TO 3TOOKHOLIIEES. nun I) r M I I.I,, WM ('. ItAI.KTON, II. KltKT,, .1. It TIIOMAH, IXIl.'IS Mrl.AVK. AHA T. LAW TOM, WM. K IIAUItON, TIIKH IIKM.. .IIIII.M () KAItli, WM NDItHIH, ,1. WIIITNKV.Ja., O K tllKH.S, W rRAivriNCo. A. pni'K. IIKItMAN MiniKI.H, h;i;i. iiii.i.imis. tili'l Jl IMlWAUD, It V. TKHCHKM ACIIKrt, A. HAYWAKU, MOIKH Kl.t.lH. A. II. Hi'CKKIIY, It. M, JKHst'P. . HAMUKLKMIUHT, A. C. IIK.VHtr. .1 t: WII.MKUDI.Vn, M A I. VOIIII. FOHTI.lla. OHKtiON. JACIIII KAMM. II II MIU WM.t!. MAI.STdN ... I'rwilnVnl. ..t'aiililar. (Wreipindrnlt in er V.I,KKM V. WAV l.l'.ll. No. : Tin Vimel. Vorceipondenliin l,;,loH -IIASK tK LONDON, rrill K nndrralKiwI ifive mriirc thai tlm nlmv-nmtHl J. rirlNinlliti ha. In orifaiiiaml fur lli inrMwi of iKfrviliK ( llie ll;tukiilK and Kxi'tliititfo liiiKiuraa, in nil II linMM-l'f.. ill li'i ily nii'l Willi ilia itilrriiir uf tin Hlnlo. lli liHiirliboriMK Hlaiaaiat Trritorira, and with aluxit'.i ; aliwi with lln Allmill Hiaa, KunifMi, l.'IAiirt, and file Vaul lndi.at for wlili'b llwjr ara uro vidcil Willi iiniti tarilitii. and In cmiforiiiitjr willi ill urlit'l. ( uaciN iatioti will ctmiiiiatuw uM,raliuti on th !ali tttir nl July niai, hi tin tnuiklng aim now iMniiHt fir ll'iuiduw. Kiil,tii, sc l'i.,comr ul n nnlin.ui'f1 H,tl Itall'ry mrwal. V, llh III view of MiviliU In Ilia tiqatiipfta nf Ul for iioniliifl ull lln efHiiMipy nnd promililndiof a f rival imiikiiiif ami. loirllir with lluU nailidmiliai awluMon of urt.-alf buaiilmal nmtWr ao ..irally .hniirvil. Ilia iinMliiaa mitiuwpininit uf lla ailaira la eottiwiltcd l clnirlv lo II 0 Mill mid Win I,' It.il.u.n, a I'm idanl and t'aaliiar nrrtirly. 10 wliont, or ilhr of llH-m. tlm tu.li.mrn. in Ilia Hunk win aopir on an biuinna u)aUra. Thr nnpilar mralin; M lha Hoard ul TnsMMra will lak ular nionllity. The undraiKiMHl daoui it ndvlmiliU. lo rail (mrllrnlu' attention lo lh followtii; nrmlmrilira of Ihrir oriran lulioo, wln.b an powtivaljr bin.lni( oa all ha nima Inrai Ftril, Hair of lla l'niital Klork ran I rnVrlrd only nflardim aiirniariuriit hy Morbholdora arlrHrd fin that BOM-iul niiipHM. i nnd iha Trailer nf tha t'nr tv.miion have, in all riwe Hm rlrl'il Wroninnr. rhara ol lh alork appmiard al Ihe pnraiinnt, for Ilia henrlil of the raniainliis Haorkhol.fc-r. Thi wiWHi.,B m nrlnled niMH, ttw'h t.nrlilii-al of M'rk. trroNd.- ljiain rnnltot he'muitr to alorklioldrra, a xrrp nion millnlrrala nilirr lliail thrir vlinre tn thr t'auilal Ntork of Iht llalik, TBITi!ICiai D.O.MIUA 4IITIMMAH. I.OI IHH.I.ANK. TlliiMAHIIKU.. WM NOIIKIH. A J PUI'K. JOHN O i:KI.. O V HIFFIN. IIKKNAM MK.'IIKM, JAMKH WIIITNKV.Ja W i: K A lt UN. Saa rranrltra, Jon l, From tha army lioiipllal the Moody bnlila ftnl.l llis ifiuiiaioii of the rmi and the huiufiia Hbodo of tha puor fiuni tho ufllcs aud tho sacrrd d'k from moiniluin top, diiitHiit ynlloya and far-off Inlnuda of tlia oriiiinfrofn avrry nook und corner of the rivilioid wurlil la uourltiK in lh vidno of the utiaiilituK rlfacl of DKaKK'S PLANTATION BITTKRH . 'Itiouiunda upon thuuiianda of tetters like the follow. liif may he arm nt our ofHVe i '' ItasnanuKr, Wia Sept. Hi, IWia. I hnve taen In llie urmy lioapita.1 for fons toon niontha wai;blew utid nurly dniid At Alioii, 111. limy nave inn u hiittlu of Plnutatloit Ililtura.' Tliror hotila ii.Ht.orrd my sin-ach nnd onrrd ni. CA.s'LAUm , South Warsaw, 0., July 28, 18CI. ? Oua young niuu, who had been ak'k and not out of the liouie l,r two venra wltb Hrrofida and liryaipuhta, uuer payiuK tha doctors ever (160 withotj hmirlll, lnu Iwim cured hy in, bottle of your Bitters. EDWAUUWOUNALIVJ.. The fullowiuK It from Jlie Muiwuor or the Unto Home School for th Children of Volunteers, ' HayicMKrxK Mansion, FiPTY'SKvasTH St., ) -Nw York. AiikiM 1. ma. ( 1 I)n. Dhaks i Your wnndrifnl Planlallna Bitle liuve been given toaom of our little ehlldren anffa. iiitf from wuitlcnea snd weak Itma; with meat bappy ' rlfect. One liltle vlrl, in particular, with paina in oar heud. lore of appetite, aud daily wasting eonanmptlnn, on whom all medical akill bud beau ekhunated, hsa been entirely restored. We commenced with bnk a lampoon I'ul of Hitter a day. Her uppellle and trelietk ' .,.iu unA .h. i. ..... ..ii ij.......'.f,.n., una ii M nwvuB ' ' I owe much to yon, for I really believe lb Plaultillun Bitter buve aaved my life. . ,t Itev. W. H. WAOOOXElt, Hailrid, N. Y. i " Thon wilt acini we two bolilra mom nf thf 1'lnutatiuu Hitter. My wife line lnn ttrcnlly kee liled hy thrir use. ' Thy frle.iJ,A8ACURUlN,Pulludl)his,Pa. j- ' I have beeu a great anffurer from Dvepenefa, and had to abandon preaching. Tbe PlaataUeB Hitter have cured me. Key. J. 8, CATHORN, Roclieater, N. J.' Rend ua twenly-fonr doaen more ef yne Plunlatlon Hitter, the popnlarity of which ara aaihr liiereHaiiitf with the frneat of our house. ri KYKIM, CIIADWICK U CO. , Proprietors Willarri's Hotel, WusliitiKton, D C. I have iiiveii the Plantalloti Bitter a liundroda of our ditubled aoldiers with the Bluet uattt lulling elloct. . O. W. D. ANDHKWfi,' ! - 8. pnrliiteiident 8oldiers' Home, Cincinnati 0. .. .. , i, ,,,!! Tlia.Plantatinn Bitten hav cured ate of liver eqniphiini, of which I waa laid up prostrate and had to abandon mv hnainraa. 1 11 a 11. B. K.INQ8LEY, Cloveland, 0,- The Plantation Bitten, hav eared nieofa deratiiruaioiit of the kidneys and nrinury oriinns that haa diatreail mo for veura. It acta like a charm.' ; ' ' V. ('. MOOUK, U!A Hroadwny, N. Y. eta. He. Atr, . &0. , ta k The Plaiitullon Hitter make tlie-weuk strong, the laniruid brilliant, and ure exhaualed nature'a tfreot rs torrr. They are eompoaed of the celebrated Caliaaya Uurk, Winlersreen, Htuenfrna, Hoot. Herb, etc., alt preserved In perfectly pnro bk Oruit ltum. ...nil) s. T.-1860.-X. . IVrHouauf HtduiiUry hubiu troubled witb wcLftknftj liwrtitmln, imliiimtun of the heart, luck of Appetite. ilintreM after imthiu, UrpM liver, ciinillpntioD, Jtc.f dimnrre to iiiHer If lliev will not try them. I They nre ravuitnoenuvd bv the hifrliMt medical m lltoriltPn, Hnd urn witrratited to produce hu immediate beneliciiil ell'ei'l, They ure exceedingly ngreeabtfla pertm-tly purn und hnrmteM. " J 1 NoTioi. Any penmn pretettdlriK to tell PlantMo Hiilani in hulk or by fche kmIIoa in iwindler m4 imU poHior. It put up uly in our pHteui log ottbiu bolt iIh. Ilewure of huUlue refilM with fiuiuttioii deletw on ttult' for which eevornl puraon are AlroHrly liV 1 1 rim in. 8ue thut every Iwrttle hour brtvulw UnlM-t Htttksa Hump over (he oork uuuuUlateu, ttnd iMgwMwe) on ittoid plate iide lithfl. . ti Kll by ruMivrtuhle deal urn throiitrhiMt' tbe lialiity, llegloU. - - ! MMITM eV DA VIM, ir ) 71 Vrvwl Nt., forUmud, Oregon,- j Axoiitfl for the ISuue. fan 14. Dr. WM. HALL'S' CINCINNATI. Jan. ftti,' J IHnl. Meear. A. U AI.SIN Knovill iCo UMitlcmeai I feel it a duty 1 awe H . CURES ALL DISEASES other to let tlimn know the value nf vour faV WILLIAM ft A Lira It A LH A at for cnriiuf Croup. My little girl, aen LUNGS iu years old, hud un utuiclt of Croup and cam very near dylnel I utm he Or. miham Hair, Mi $om, aa directed, wbtcS) TIIHOAT. nave relieTiu u very aliort time. Ws hav used it la enres of hiul coiiuh, will, the hsppiest elfect. itetja. mill Pitkin, KI(hMi Street, between Main and 8yc.' more atrrrta. Pur aale by l)rnKi,t everywhere, IIKDINOTON & CO.. (letieral Axenla for th Pacta Coaat, 411) uud 118 k'niut atreel, Hun Prunciaoo. 1 tjf" Dewure of ull other preparation of the asm nmne. Khi-Ii lioltle of the uuiiuiue bears Ihe siKUUlur of 'Ml. It. linker at Co.," Ciiiciutiutl. Take none oth er. Price line Dollar per bottle. 4wlb .' ' friams su seiiMudui pus uornuq u niaf : i '.I a. BOILS., WK HEAL) THAT ON 8 OF. the oreat aluicllou that the, 'liHliutit Job waa railed npon to bear iaua that of boile, anil tliey havel liecn luund to Im, from that time tot llie prertfiit, the miMt Iroiiuicaomei and pHinlul of viallors. We huve I'knnan inslanrea wbar Individual! ;wer euro to have taeae eroplionaj jjbntak out uiiou than, uuea a Biouth! at Irnal. Tber ahuw aa linpare ' stale of the blood, sue) that humor ior aome Kind la lurnna mere, aa :lhe oveiplua uf corruptlua la actual-. Ir forced Iu the aurfao of the body. 1 I f. 9 laukiiiv It apueumnc ia the furiu. 'of Unit,. Now, I It beet uli nuce Iu purify the arateatf loi ;you oak what will dotliiar Wei! iiuawcr, Ncovill1 H oo4 mnt LivcrNvriiD. It arurinit buraoraii 'iiurvcry form, and there la not u. 'HlHte in the Union where it haa noltl aieomn!ilHd llie moat antoliialiinuli cure. K K 1 I N O T N t CO.j lAireuia, 416 and 4IH front Htreel, Han KrniMriaco. 4lj lllood und Liver Syrup. Olv It a trial. WIOHTUAIC & HAEDIE, BtlCCfsiSOlU TO . . : ,V BAKER,- ll and 419 Clay tftreei 1 SAN FRANCISCO, " importers and Dealers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY C00D8, Carpels, Oil Cloths, Cattlr, ' ? " rPHOI.HTF.RY GOODS, SSD . PAPER HANGINGS. For Sale in Quantities lo Suit Kll'l 3ai7 United States Tax Notice. 'IMi I'nilrd Nlalra Tnxet fi llie enontie uf MAHI I ON and I'LAt'KAMAH havinK beoouui due and parable, notice ia hereby iv Ibat lha ('fleeter will lie in aurmlHuc al 8Al.KM.nn Tltl'ltHPA Y and KttlltAV. Jnlr Itli.an.l atli. and at OUKUDN CITlf ou MOKIIAYi July I lh. IWM. Iu rroeive and reeeia for Ihe auiua, and lue lieeimae. Tat M.rm will notii-e Hi following eatrajt frost the KiriM l t "All pvmone who hall aeoHrrtto pay the dntiea and tusee, eir., aa aforraaid aiweieed anon th.-m to tbe t'et. ' Uwlor within Hi lime apwilied. aliall be liable lo pay leu per centum addililioua! npou the amount therrof. ' t K. OHAVKH, Artlna Col f Inl Wry. for State of Orecoa. Portland, thru a) owe 311, IWi4. Iwd ' "CITY" HAKlOltY. . OiERHEIrTtV CLARK. Bakcra dad t'oafeclloaor, ' Dlrctllj Oppoiite STARR'S Tit RAop, faka., N. B, FIFTEEN tOAVES FOR 01WAR. M. iu lieu. 5iiTH A CiSTWr''.'! SPCt'KOKti lo COOKK. KM ITH ' " Orrsoa, U Ir-.ve l li.lona tlr ave sod are re.l: LA HI IB .ne, j I EtTktlrtork of nM.erelniettbaudl, . - eel fared at reduced prire.